Biological control of thrips - Orius laevigatus

The predatory bug Orius laevigatus is the most widely used Orius species for the biological control of thrips. Under normal conditions the females consume around 12 thrips a day. The bug sucks out the body contents, leaving only the empty skin. Orius can reproduce while feeding on non-prey food sources such as pollen. This allows them to build up populations before the pests are present.
More information about the natural enemy Orius laevigatus (Thripor-L) www.koppert.co...

[@grocannabis8171]

Incredibly effective to control my thrips!

[@chamindapremasingheai2859]

Good Vidyo

[@NMW80]

Can this bug be used in any country? Just curious cos I’m in Australia

[@Avinashmane6499]

This bug is control for capsicums thrips are yellow and black colour ?
Please suggest.

[@richardaguilar2674]

What is the best beneficial bug to eat thrips on the leaves

[@NMW80]

I wish they would answer us

[@TrahxYo]

The orius is the most effective